The three biggest consumer staples ETFs reached record highs Thursday following March retail sales data. The largest of the group is the Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR Fund, with around $16 billion in assets. March retail sales rose 0.5% with a big increase in spending at gas stations. Loading Something is loading. The three largest… Continue reading The largest consumer staples ETFs hit all-time highs as data shows Americans kept spending in March
Impervious.ai Raises Seed Round to Develop the Peer-to-Peer Internet Standard
, /PRNewswire/ — Impervious Technologies Inc. (impervious.ai) is excited to announce the close of their seed financing round, with participation from notable Bitcoin and privacy-focused investors including CoinShares, NYDIG, Trammell Venture Partners, Fundamental Labs, Strategic Cyber Ventures, TEN-31 and others to scale the Peer-to-Peer (“P2P”) internet standard. Impervious Technologies Inc. (impervious.ai) closes seed round to scale… Continue reading Impervious.ai Raises Seed Round to Develop the Peer-to-Peer Internet Standard
Taxes and Divorce: Here’s What to Know About Filing Taxes After Divorce
It might surprise you to read, that about 50% of Americans divorce. That is reportedly the sixth-highest rate in the world. We’ve seen a number of these divorces play out on Wall Street last year. Last year, Microsoft ( (MSFT) – Get Microsoft Corporation Report) co-founder Bill Gates and his wife Melinda finalized their divorce.… Continue reading Taxes and Divorce: Here’s What to Know About Filing Taxes After Divorce
Manhattan Apartment Rents Hit Peak As Prices Rise Nationally
Manhattan residential real estate is going gangbusters. The borough’s median monthly apartment rent, including landlord concessions, for new leases signed in March totaled a record $3,644. That’s up 0.4% from February, 23% from March 2021 and 4.8% from two years ago, at the start of the pandemic. The data come from real estate brokerage Douglas… Continue reading Manhattan Apartment Rents Hit Peak As Prices Rise Nationally
Taxes & Remote Working: Deductions for Employees Working From Home
Did you know that roughly 26% of Americans worked from home during 2021? And that number is expected to stay relatively steady for the new few years. In fact, about 22% of the American workforce is expected to be working remotely through 2025, according to freelancing platform Upwork. If you were among the workforce displaced last… Continue reading Taxes & Remote Working: Deductions for Employees Working From Home
It’s a Great Time for Home Improvements – Here’s When Its Tax Deductible
The remodeling boom soared in 2021 due to a number of reasons, including the ongoing pandemic and an increasing number of people working from home. Spending and remodeling are expected to remain strong in 2022, with signs that things could slow down by the end of the year, according to Harvard’s Leading Indicator of Remodeling Activity… Continue reading It’s a Great Time for Home Improvements – Here’s When Its Tax Deductible
5 Situations to Consider Tax-Loss Harvesting
Tax-loss harvesting is the method of selling investments at a loss in order to reduce the amount of money you’ll owe for income taxes. To help you sort this out, we’ve explained some key terms and outlined five instances of when you might consider this. TurboTax Premier makes it easy and fast to import, upload,… Continue reading 5 Situations to Consider Tax-Loss Harvesting
Economists weigh in on Bank of Canada’s first 50-point hike in more than two decades
Some analysts expect the move to point to a much more aggressive rate hike path for the rest of the year A ‘Bay Street’ sign in the financial district of Toronto. Photo by Stephanie Foden/Bloomberg files The Bank of Canada pushed ahead with its first 50-basis point interest rate hike in 22 years on Wednesday,… Continue reading Economists weigh in on Bank of Canada’s first 50-point hike in more than two decades
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